SENIOR SPOTLIGHTS: Class of 2020

Most students would say that having hobbies is essential in order to maintain balance within their lives. As we start to settle deeper into quarantine, students are relying on these hobbies, both old and new, to keep themselves busy and help them cope with the idea of being stuck at home. Seniors Amber Esquivel and Jake Kiernan have all found their niches and are leaning greatly on them during this...

Most of Frederick’s seniors have jobs to help pay for gas, car insurance, clothes, and other things that they commonly need. Some students work as a way to help out their families and a few are even using their current job as a way to get into an industry after high school. Most students dream of being able to rake in money for doing something they enjoy rather than a demanding and low-paying job ...

One of the closest superlatives was the “Most Contagious Laugh,” which isn’t to be confused with “Most Likely to Make you Laugh,” but might have the same effect. These two deserved the win and captured the votes with their charisma and giggles.   For seniors Carson Balman and Autumn Everhart, laughing comes just as natural to them as breathing. In fact, most seniors voted for the two ...

Frederick High is filled with students of many talents, but sports is definitely one of their strong suits. Seniors Jake Green and Lelani Purcell are both multi-sport students while juggling their normal school lives. Jake has played football and basketball every year, along with playing baseball in his freshman year. Lelani has played volleyball and track and field all four years of high school.�...

For the “Most Creative Imagination” superlative, senior friends Mia Palmer and Ella Berrend won the senior class over with their talent and innovative ideas. The pair shares an AP art class together, so it’s no wonder the class awarded them the title.  While the two share the art class, they are also in a lot of other classes together where they are forced to create new ideas and it’s ...

Recently Gucci and Louis Vuitton have been trending, especially for the students of Frederick High. Seniors Dean McDonough and Hunter Wallace have a different approach to that idea, and it’s thrifting. Being voted best dressed in the senior class, these two redefined style by proving you don’t have to spend a lot of money to wear a unique style.  In an anonymous poll, most students said tha...